Spanhoe Lodge

Rutland Round

Circles England's smallest county across 105km of rolling countryside, farmland, and woodland, with moderate inclines throughout. Typically split into 6-8 day sections of 10-16km each, making it manageable for steady walkers but too long and challenging for young children or buggies. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Highlights include Rutland Water's shoreline, historic villages like Lyddington and Caldecott, and sweeping views across three counties from the higher points around Brooke and

Jurassic Way

Stretches 142km across Northamptonshire and Lincolnshire, following ancient ridgeways and quiet byways through gently rolling countryside with occasional moderate climbs. The full route takes 7-10 days, but it's easily split into family-friendly day sections—many parts suit buggies on firm paths, though some stretches cross fields and can get muddy. Dogs welcome throughout. You'll pass limestone villages, medieval churches, and Iron Age hill forts while tracing geological layers rich in Jurassic

Hereward Way

Follows flat to gently undulating fenland and river valleys across Cambridgeshire and Norfolk, tracing historic routes linked to the Saxon rebel Hereward the Outlaw. Mostly easy going on field paths, tracks and bridleways – suitable for older children but often mudgy and rough for buggies. Dogs welcome throughout. Ideal for history enthusiasts seeking a multi-day linear walk through quiet agricultural landscapes with medieval churches and waterside sections.

Macmillan Way